I was in the area and needed a little pick-me-up, so I started searching for a good coffee shop…read more After checking out a few options, this one stood out because of the great reviews and it absolutely lived up to the hype. As soon as I walked in, the staff greeted me right away. Everyone was so warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. It's rare to walk into a place where the whole team is smiling, so I really appreciated that energy. I ordered the espresso citron tonic, and it came out in about 5-8 minutes. I'm a big espresso tonic fan, so my expectations were high and this one did not disappoint. It had a bright citrus flavor, was perfectly balanced, and wasn't overly sweet. I'd definitely come back again. Great service, great vibe, and great coffee!

I got an espresso…read more The house blend is a med-dark roast. It was creamy and full bodied with a nice layer of crema. I tasted notes of dark chocolate bitterness, mild acidity, and nutty undertones. Very well executed. 4/5. More flavor clarity would have made it perfect.

HOW TO GET THERE: - Go up the elevator to the 4th floor of…read moreSalesforce Park - Take a left from the elevator until you hit the walking path. - Take another left on the walking path and then you'll see a bridge that connects to the 7th floor of the adjacent building with a Andytown sign in front. Good coffee!

My business colleague invited me to catch up with him this week in San Francisco. Living in the…read moreneighborhood he recommended we meet at Andytown Coffee Roasters at 181 Fremont Street adjacent to the Saleforce Park. I took an Uber which dropped me in front of the correct building location, however, I had in minds eye remembering seeing a coffee shop in the Salesforce Park so I inadvertently went to that coffee shop. WRONG! After realizing my mistake, I texted my colleague and we were able to connect IRL on Andytown Coffee Roasters on the 7th floor. The shop is HUGE and since it took a few minutes to circle back my friend ordered me a medium coffee ahead of my arrival which was great given there was a long line by the time I arrived. The coffee was very nice and I appreciate the taste and warmth. After about 45 minutes we left the ACR shop and walked in the elevated Salesforce Park which is stunning urban designed. The only comment I would mention is the noise volume levels were loud given there were 20-30 people in line to order and talking. Not a big deal, we moved to two very comfortable sofas a few feet away or could have gone outside since there is many options inside and outside to enjoy the space. I took several photos of my visit and when I am back in the area will definitely go back and try their menu. Don't forget to leave time to causally stroll around the magnificent shaded garden 7 stories above the street! Enjoy!

Coffee was great, and service was amazing. Was helped out by Karl who was very kind and recommended…read morethe mocha drink. It was very good and he was very patient when trying to figure out what to order. Will for sure be coming back! :)

I got invited here to shoot some content for them, and I'm very glad for that opportunity…read more Content aside, I did genuinely enjoy their drinks. The strawberry matcha was my favorite. They used a strawberry cream top instead of a puree, which I actually enjoyed. It added a nice creaminess to the drink, and the matcha was very smooth and strong. It worked well together. I also tried their double hojicha, and while I enjoyed how nutty and strong the hojicha was, I did find it a little bit grainy. I wish it was a little smoother like the matcha was. I usually don't drink/like coffee, but the guava cold brew sounded so interesting I couldn't resist. The fruity jasmine tea somehow paired so well with the coffee and made it a nice refreshing drink. I was also lucky enough to try the matcha crepe cake, which I believe they get from Lady M. It had really nice layers and was light, but unfortunately it was a little too sweet for me. Overall a very solid matcha/coffee option in SF. They have a beautiful interior too, perfect for catching up with friends. Servers were sweet as well!

I worked nearby for two weeks and tried pretty much every coffee spot on this street. Coffee Bodega…read moreturned out to be the best one. Nice little place small, but it looks really good inside. The staff was great too: friendly, helpful, and answered all my questions.

Small. Apparently the best coffee in SF. one person making all the drinks so the wait can get long…read more There is some seating inside but because it's a small space, you'll be sitting with the incoming line which can just be plain awkward. I appreciate the speciality coffee but the wait wasn't worth it for me. And there's barely any room for people to exit while the line is forming. A better layout is needed.

I had a great experience here on February 15th, a very attentive staff with great coffee, baked…read moregoods and breakfast sandwiches. I'm compelled to write this review because an irrational customer began berating the staff for an issue that wasn't their fault and promised to leave a horrible review. Hopefully this review balances out her misplaced need for vengeance, the staff did everything they could to appease her even though the incident was not their doing.

I had a terrible experience here. We are allergic to dairy and instead of them fixing the drink…read morewith oat milk they said would never do it unless we gave them 75 cents. Penny pinching is ridiculous for someone's health instead of prioritizing the customer. Extremely disappointed and will not be back here. And the ambiance is mid.

It was my first time at Coffee Bodega and won't definitely be my last!…read more I was in the area for a meeting but wanted to grab a coffee and light breakfast before I went into the office. Coffee Bodega was just around the corner of my destination, and it was a 5 minute walk from the Embarcadero bus station where I made my stop. The cafe was located in a little alley way next to Tender Greens and an ice cream parlor. I was feeling the earthy vibe of the place. I could see how the place paid homage to South American cultures with their coffee and food (i.e. arepas, empanadas, and alfajores). As soon as I walked in I was greeted by the most welcoming barista, which honestly made my day. She went above and beyond with her friendliness, helpfulness, and overall hospitality. She knew that I wasn't a regular and kindly offered her recommendations of their salted maple latte and mushroom and cheese empanada. Both items did not disappointed. The salted maple latte hit the spot, but the empanada was particularly the showstopper. Can't wait to try their other empanadas next time.

Review: Coffee Bodega Overall Rating: 4/5 Stars…read moreExecutive Summary Coffee Bodega remains a standout for its prime location and exceptional beverage quality. While the food program was unavailable during this visit, the craftsmanship of the espresso-based drinks and the unique atmosphere continue to provide a high-value experience for professionals and locals alike. The Details * The Vibe: The "cool factor" here is undeniable. It's a well-situated spot that balances style with a great footprint, making it an ideal venue for a quick mobile office session or a high-level caffeine fix. * The Coffee: The cappuccino was the highlight of the visit--perfectly executed with excellent milk texture and a robust espresso profile. It's clear they prioritize bean quality and barista technique. * The Food: Note that food service was not available during this specific stop. If you're heading in primarily for a meal, it may be worth a quick check ahead, but the coffee more than carries the experience on its own. Final Verdict A sophisticated, reliable choice for those who appreciate a top-tier "cap" in a well-designed urban setting. Recommended for a high-quality coffee break.

This coffee shop is at a very busy intersection, right by Battery and Market. It's rather…read moreaccessible for most of the working population who work in-office in the Financial District, and that's what makes it special. While the storefront seems pretty welcoming on the outside, I could say otherwise about the customer service side of things. I was soon met not just with unwelcoming hospitality, but also, utter rudeness while ordering my coffee. I felt rushed, and when I asked about the pastries, all the one person that ordered it was: "this is what we have." I'm asking you to specify the pastries because... I GENUINELY don't know what they are? Like we're not experts at pastries compared to baristas that know their stuff -- let alone some random customer like me who doesn't know the name of EVERY pastry. Eventually, after that, I ordered the croissant and a cortado, and both tasted wonderful. The croissant was flaky and very buttery, and the cortado was a great combination to it as well. Ambiance isn't too bad -- there's small tables, but also, very spacious seating on the window side of the seating where there's a bar and more. I'll be back, but please treat your guests in a more courteous way, please -- it goes a long way.

Really pricey for a small matcha $7.5 and a vanilla glazed donut $4.5. Was not a fan of the price…read morepoint but the drink was good -- I poured a generous amount of honey in it and the vanilla donut was sweet but good. Overall if I was in the area maybe but there are alot of options for a quick pick me up and pastry around the street. Inside was dimish and okay.

Miss my all tie favorote chocolate chip cookies! Can I order online for delivery?! Lets forgire…read morethis out... Thank you!

I spent $17 on two drinks for them to be just milk with a bit of matcha and hojicha…read more (Only drinking it cause of what I spent on it)